New Crab adopter

Please post here if you are a new crab owner and someone will be along shortly to welcome you to the HCA! This is also the place to welcome new crabbies to your clan!
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Eveyln
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New Crab adopter

Post by Eveyln » Sun Dec 13, 2020 2:05 pm

Hi all! I am getting 4-5 (?) Hermit crabs today from a friend who can't take them on their move. I am really excited to have them and want them to live their best hermit life. That being said is there such thing as getting your crabs too big of a tank? They are still pretty small but I found a really good deal on a 75 gallon tank. I just dont want to stress them out by moving them. Thanks so much!
Parent of 4 hermies: Yumyan Hammerclaw, Snugglemuffin HammerClaw, Maully Yarnsnipper and Agatha Crabstie.

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Re: New Crab adopter

Post by Motörcrab » Sun Dec 13, 2020 2:15 pm

There is no such thing as too big of a crabitat! Most people tend to start off small then upgrade and upgrade again. We always recommend going thing biggest your budget and living situation will allow!

Be sure to check out our care sheets for a lot of helpful information setting up your crabitat!
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New Crab adopter

Post by crabbycasey » Sun Dec 13, 2020 10:35 pm

Yea, I feel like everyone always wants that next upgrade, haha...if you can go big from the get go, do it! Will be so much fun creating such a big crabitat, I’m sure your new crabbies will love it! Post pictures when you’re done , love seeing other people’s tanks!

Oh, and welcome to the HCA!

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Post by CrabbyLover77 » Mon Dec 14, 2020 1:02 am

A 75 gallon tank is awesome! That's sounds like a great home for the crabbies. Happy Crabbing!

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Re: New Crab adopter

Post by Eveyln » Mon Dec 14, 2020 3:20 pm

Thanks all for the warm welcome! I promise to put up some crab and crabitat photos as soon as the other 2/3? finish molting.
Parent of 4 hermies: Yumyan Hammerclaw, Snugglemuffin HammerClaw, Maully Yarnsnipper and Agatha Crabstie.

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